restriction measures limiting business activities while government offered some subsidies that partially supported consumer purchasing power. Restrictions were gradually relieved beginning September including
fragile economy with signs of global economic slowdown despite a continuous recovery in Thailand’s tourism and the improvement in inflation that helped boost private consumptions and economic activities. In
. Consolidated financial statements Quarter 1 Quarter 1 Change (Unit: THB Mn) 2023 2024 Amount % Sales of goods and services 1,638.2 1,366.5 (271.7) (16.6%) Revenue from finance lease under power purchase 102.4
: Sales and service income (included revenue from finance lease under a Power Purchase Agreement) increase 10.7% QoQ from Baht 1,566.7 million to Baht 1,734.2 million. The increase of Baht 167.5 million
of electricity ratio in 2019 increase 0.43% resulting from ongoing repair and maintenance of the overall power generator which gradually improve power supply capacity and with nearly the last year
Plant slightly increased by Baht 11 million from sales of industrial water. • Small Power Producer (SPP): The gross profit increased by Baht 42 million. This was mainly due to GPSC's SPP plants’ increase
Q1’2018 (Baht 7,651 million in Q1’2017 and Baht 7,762 million in Q4’2017), primarily due to an increase in revenue from the power plants that started COD on February 1, 2018, namely ABPR3, located in Amata
30, 2017 Unit : Million Baht Power Generation Others Total Change Increase (Decrease) Quarter 2 Quarter 2 Quarter 2 Quarter 2 2017 2016 2017 2016 2017 2016 Amount % Total Revenues 7,850 5,227 166 110
1,814.8 1,613.3 1,627.5 0.9% (10.3%) 5,073.5 4,981.3 (1.8%) Sales and service income (included revenue from finance lease under a Power Purchase Agreement) increase 0.9% QoQ from Baht 1,613.3 million to
, a 11.4% increase YoY as planned reflected stable growth in volume Share of Profit (Power Business) increased 162.9% YoY from 1Q2017 to record at Baht 659.2 million with foreign exchange gain of Baht